St. Paul News

“It’s crazy and I hope the government would finally do something,” County of St. Paul Reeve Glen Ockerman stated bluntly during a recent discussion about increased insurance costs for local organizations.

It’s been 18 years since Dennis Silliker moved away from Alberta after joining the RCMP. And after nearly two decades of being in the force, he says it is now time to come home. 

LAKELAND – It was 2017 when Kale Seguin invited some friends over to his parents’ place to play some volleyball for his graduation party.

Not even the overcast skies could dampen the spirits at the Splash Park in Lagasse Park on Aug. 16, where nearly 300 residents attended the annual block party hosted by the St. Paul Regional Family & Community Support Services (FCSS).

The Town of St. Paul passed the first reading of a bylaw that could potentially lower the recently instated water and sewer capital replacement levy, during a council meeting on Aug. 12. 

For many Canadians, a trip to Ontario in the summer is a vacation, but for Caleb Poulin, the trip means business.

Due to their age and inexperience, young and new drivers are more likely to be involved in injury and fatal collisions, according to the Alberta RCMP.

On Aug. 8, a group of youth dressed in wizard costumes, immersed themselves in a game about solving the mystery of who overcame the magical protections guarding a powerful, magic artifact set in a magic school.

Caouette & Sons Implements is close to completing the construction of its new building. The construction is expected to be completed after the fall harvest.

As part of its 60th anniversary, individuals and staff at SPAN plan to identify opportunities in the community where they can volunteer, which could be volunteering for community and social organizations or supporting a neighbour who may need support like shovelling their walk.